DAY OF DESTINY FOR JACKSON DOC, CONRAD MURRAY

KILLER

IT'S ALL over bar the shouting.
Having decided not to testify Michael Jackson's doctor will face his destiny today as the jury is expected to begin deciding today.
After 49 witnesses, countless claims and counter claims and hundreds of pieces of evidence Dr Conrad Murray will likely face his destiny today.

MICHAEL JACKSON 'LOOKED STRONG' PROMOTER CLAIMS

"ENERGETIC"

MICHAEL Jackson looked "strong, engaged and energetic" his concert promoter told the court after the second day of America's biggest trial began today.
Paul Gongaware, said in his role as executive for AEG Live, which was promoting his doomed 50-date This Is It concerts planned for London's O2 Arena, worked in closely with the King of Pop.
He said he watched the pop superstar perform in his final two rehearsals and he had seemed engaged and energetic, before his death, which prosecutor's claim happened because Dr Conrad Murray pumped him full of the super strong anesthetic, propofol.
Murray, who has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in connection with Jackson's death. He faces up to four years in prison and loss of his medical license if convicted.